... SHIPPING CASUALTIBS. SHIELDS. The two vessels which have been previously reported on rbore were see, about half-past nine on Tuesday night, by the coast guard attempting to take the bar, and as it was evident they would strike on the rocks, the alarm ...

... SHIPPING CASUALTIES. LOWESTOFT SMACKS' EXPERElCES. LOSS OF L1FE. I on Sunday mornine the smack Greyhound, of IoWre*S , toft, arrived in Lowestoft barbour, and the ?? (Edward Cotter) reported the death by drowning of one of his crow (George William Pipe ...

... SHIPPING- CASUALTIES. Thle Pacific Steam Navigationu Comp~any's Royal Mail- ?? arrived at Liverpool yes'terday fromn the LWest Coast of South America, -with five of tho crow of the bacquentiuc Lucy, of St. John's, N~ewfoundland, whom she had( takeni on ...

... SHIPPING CASUALTIES. -BRITIS SW B7PNRSED AT SEA. Lloyd's Algent at Teneriffe telegraphs that the Btrissh steamer Persic, Sidney for London, picked up 'on The 2Sth October on the ThAeator eleove of the Crew of the British steamer MAauleira, bound from ...

... SIIPIN'I'S CASUALTIES. NAVAL CUTT1ER ASHORE ON SHLPWASII SA NDS. A ?? telegraria states that her Majesty's -euttbir Hi 1d, entgagedl i fishery ?? (lltay, wotit ashore att Ship)rhsh at six o'clock yesterday mornin.g Sbie was full of water, arid the crew ...

... good deal of wreckage has, and also i large, quintitv of sailo 's cilthing. VW1heln preparing the bodie-s, whi(cl lay ait the Ship Lin, for burial, Mr. Temple. the li:idicrd, found tied roundthile body of tchlcmiam found at Iliatplifle is alcart incited ...

... SHIPPING CASUALTIES. A. violent storm raged on Tuesday over the south au(d sonth-west of England, and a very temnestuoms OCa was running in the ?? Channel. The gale was very severe, and hurricane squalls were experienced at linues throughout the day. ...

... ISHIPPING CASUALTIES. The 'onazll'. schooner Sarah, Fox Went ashore while Ibeingtowed'into Sunderland yesterday,'and the 6rew'wereresoued-by ,means of 'the >roket 'apa'atus. The Sarah Fof ras 'oming from South Shields-with scrap iron.' * A dense fog prevailed ...

... days TPo ce Fwee toroughl- worn out, and a portio of thm, -it all1ged, left thi ship in a ifebos, but the Capt4W treatened to fire upon thAm, hrh ?? thky returned to the ship. Tho-rUrs ed- ld, S eaob to the eA ofM Moer duning Wednesday's gale, has now become ...

... SHIPPING CASUALTIES. LOSS OF LIFE. The smack Columbine, trading between Lerwick and Sumburgh, started from Grutness harbour on Saturdlay morning fox Lerwick. A heavy sea was run- ning, an dwhenabout four miles out the skipper, named James Jameson, was ...

... SHIPPING OASUALTIES. LOSS OF A-VENSEL AND FOUR LIr . Information of a disastrous colisi= ?? received yostarday at Liverpool. The colliding vesel to wore the steamer Beslanden and the Italian barque R Elvira Ardisson, lad, the disaster happened aboutJ ...

... SHIPPING CASUALTIES. AN OFFICER WOUNDED ON H.M.S. HIOTS-PUR. A serious accident hoptiened on board H.U.S. Hotspur, to Comnunsnder olautsell, at about eleven o'clock cn Wednesday morning. A party of coast- guards were lkeing instructed ir drill with the ...